Detomi–Lucchini's conjecture on nonabelian sigma-elementary groups

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A finite group GG is c3c3-elementary if c3(G)c3(G) is finite and c3(H)<c3(G)c3(H)<c3(G) for every proper quotient HH of GG. A group is monolithic primitive if it is primitive and has a unique minimal normal subgroup. Detomi–Lucchini's conjecture. Every nonabelian c3c3-elementary group is a monolithic primitive group. No counterexamples are known, and the paper describes this as an open question connected with bounds for covering numbers of primitive monolithic groups.

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Martino Garonzi, Luise-Charlotte Kappe and Eric Swartz, “On integers that are covering numbers of groups”, arXiv:1805.09047 (2018).

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